The Physics of the Human Body: Biomechanics and Beyond

Abstract

This paper explores the intricate physics governing the human body, focusing on biomechanics and extending into other domains such as fluid dynamics, thermodynamics, and electromagnetism. By analyzing the forces and movements that contribute to human locomotion, posture, and other physical activities, this study delves into the biomechanical principles that underpin bodily functions. Additionally, the research investigates how principles from other branches of physics apply to the human body, such as blood flow dynamics, heat regulation, and neural electrical activity. This comprehensive examination aims to bridge the gap between physics and physiology, offering insights into the mechanical, fluid, thermal, and electrical systems that sustain human life.